The foodborne pathogen Listeria monocytogenes survives exposure to a variety of stresses
including desiccation in the food industry. Strand-specific RNA sequencing was applied to …

… non-pathogenic … comparative genomic study of Listeria species to investigate the genetic
basis of the phenotypes affecting the pathogenicity and niche adaption of Listeria pathogens. …

… Comparative transcriptome analysis revealed that deletion of rli32 led to the downregulation
of ncRNA Rli60 and genes lmo1627-lmo1633, corresponding to the complete tryptophan …

… Overall, through comparative genomic analysis of Listeria isolates from natural and food-…
adaptions in both pathogenic and non-pathogenic species of Listeria. Intrinsic factors …

… and transcriptomic studies. This review presents an overview of the transcriptomic responses
of pathogens … In addition, the role of small non-coding RNA in the regulation of pathogenic …

… innocua strains and other pathogenic or nonpathogenic microorganisms used for sensitivity
and selectivity tests of PCR analysis were provided by the bacterial culture collection of …

… by comparative genome analysis that one member of the LTTRs (NCBI accession no.
WP_003734782) was present in pathogenic strains but absent from nonpathogenic … , …

… During our analysis of the transcriptome, changes to the … Listeria genomes, suggesting that
biofilm reduction by OLE via this mechanism may be widespread among the Listeria species. …

… Listeria monocytogenes that may affect its virulence of L. monocytogenes. The study focused
on comparing … this study, whereas the typically nonpathogenic L. innocua ATCC33090 did …

… Notably, Listeria innocua, a non-pathogenic Listeria species, lacks both LIPI-1 and inlAB
genes; however, LIPI-1 and inlA, functional both in vivo and in vitro, are present in rare, natural, …